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CHAPTER 2 (PART 10)
she wasn’t there, he searched around to find her to no avail. By the time he reached his seat reserved by Dele, his pulse was racing for a reason that had nothing to do with the crowd.
The play was a classic romance - a man winning back a lost love at the altar. Two hours passed in a blur of stage lights and dialogue Chris barely heard. His mind was anchored to the woman in the aso-oke.
When the house lights came up, the rush for the exit was even more frantic.
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AOJ: You're good at weaving stories and crafting them with words. Your voice moves fluidly. Your style is vivid. When you describe scenes, you have a way of dropping your readers right in the middle of the scenes. See how you turned a loud, obnoxious person into "the human loudspeaker". Irritation become...